Decatur Democrat, Volume 48, Number 8, Decatur, Adams County, 28 April 1904 — Page 2

V ZW . 11 The Marion O vls base ball club passed through here £»torrlay evening enroute from Fort V\ *. ne where they placed the ’.eague team, -ng defeated by a score of 6to 2. This team will play he*e on May 22. and wifurnish a fine game. The Man who ntir.ne* b:s local paper leoar.se Im has “n< time urea.: it is '..k.r. ' - -■* of fc'ls own pocket. If he will give attention t -ts rages—and he ”agnt t > find time ro da this—he save many times the subscription : v in the course of the year. This i» j not a mere statement: hundreds are ready to testify to its truth and other' will be ..' they come t ■ know the real value of their home paper. O-2. m Steele, daughter of Mr and Mrs. B B. Winans, was born Sept 3, l'-‘ J and died April 22 Ito I svged 34 rears 7 months and to- days. Site was a member of the M E. c'anreh at Pieisint Mi.ls ania mis* estimable Hiv. She leaves to rnoura their loss a husband, Mr Ira Steel? to whe-n -h? wo united in marriare n October 21. 1"' six children, a father, mother, one sister and five br thers Tne fttnera. services were held fr *n the P.easMill' M E ch - ':• - morning 'i-' Rev. J. A nprague. of Monroe officiating. Berne is riving stron - eviden v f being a genuine railroad town. Friday the engineer s orp representing the Toledo, Berne and Indianapolis railroad were jnarterec there, as were also the engineer and five members - the S ringne.d A* Fort Wayne Tract: n Company, the latter making a preliminary survey with a vie— :f extending rhe'tr Itues from this city through that p.a.v The T. .vi' and Its in naps, is peep .- are surveying tv. lines through Portland and one 'trough Berne but of the two prop sHit-nthe 1,-,-er is the most feasible from x.mcs' any point of vie~ Either it these reads, but m re especially the last and west line, would give Berne a boom ts-st wou.d mean something- Following their usual enterprise the nsiness men snu citimos g-n --rtoy are s: i :ng -n i es• couraging the proposed additi■into the railroad facilities of that progressive place.

—— i— „ — The Oldest, the Largest and the Best I INDIANA MEDICAL AND * U » SURGICAL INSTITUTE. £ 'A i 10 Warne Street. f- I J -A ’ "V - Tn- '--N -"Y lX; - ase institute I J ■ the city. Established x ■ -■ - - L ft 1 L .ll . 1 *- -■-■ - • t ..,/*□ Secretary Amerkan Asscciaticu Medi 4 ~aLi' Sp J ablest specialist in the country, will * - / D EE CD A T U FR AN honest doctor AT MURRAY HOTEL. Friday, May 13, 1904 And Every Four Weeks Thereafter. At Geneva, Thursday Mav 19. Dr. Tucker has treated mere canca erf Chronic Diseases than any other' three doctors in the state. THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE. Dr. Tucker has treated . '2O patients in the state of Indiana since 1572 ; cad with perfect saccess in evervcase. A STRONG STATEMENT. Dr. T'JCk-< has deposited 51.000 in bank as a forfeit that he has treated eusre case-s rfctironie disease- and nas perfermea more rem arsa Die cares, than anv other three specialists in the state of Indiana. New method? . f treatment and n-w remedies used. A., chronic diseases aad deformities treated successfully — such as diseases -if the brain, heart (sings, throat, eye and ear, st'tnach. liver, kidneys. Brigct's disease. bladder, eectuin, female diseases, impoteacy. gleet, semina.enussious.nervous diseases. eatarrh. rapture, piles, stricture, diabetes, etc. Consumption and Catarrh can be Cured. Cancel's and all TurnoYs cured » Hhout pain or the use of a knife. As God has prepared an antidote for the sin-sick soul, so has He -pre V-ared antidotes for a disease-sick body. These can be found at the Indiana Medical and Surgical Institute After an examination we will tell you what we can do for you. If we eaanot benefit or cure you. we will frankly ar. 1 honestly tell von so. Patients can be treated successfully at a distance. Write for elimination and quesgioa blanks. Street cars and carriages direct to the institute. 2f o incurable casestaken for treatment. All cases guaranteed by bank endorsement Dr. Tucker has a cure for epilepsy. Examination and consultation free. Address all communications Dr. -0. W. Tucker, BMBSS lEORT WAYNE — ————INDIANA.

— — — At eleven o’clock Tuesday night Mrs Warr: r departed this life after a lingering illness ■ over one year fr in that dread disease consum: -t-.n. at her h me -‘n fir-t stro*‘t She w s twenty years ts age and as a member of the PresbyK ran hr a. T .1- f an■ r.-. 1 set v: s wii be held tom rrow afteraot n at -,v. . -k from the Meth ■.>' ■hnroh. Rev. E. A. Allen officiating. Interment will ’>• made at Map’ew<:<«i cemetery She leaves a m ther. hu-' ind. three ’■ro thers. and three sisters '• < n..tarn their s- . '■ ■ ” ' Monumental Works ot Decatur Ind. was in town yesterday ’ coking st"er the interests ■ f of the firm. M n..here he contracted to erect ror » Franklin Grover a mounment wn>,’h will be one of the m ea.~i_—. in the Old Fe.x - ws Leme'ery Th— Wemhoff Company have esw .e... - the most teau - ::u.. : 'iments in the-vms'-ry tro excellence f their werx .s .vroa. ro, r | a standing advertisement tta«j ability Their nj-.'numents ero ■■ jiiv tuer mari.ug grs r~ ■ in the local cemeteryXew Haves j The issue of April 2nd The I***-' ;Ut. a ro..g’ US UligaU-'-t.r ’ - 'An A'.vak--rou£ Anew ty Mros - - E"..- f this «y <- -v -_i '.utero'" ro —?.. "vt"."-h .iS-d Ci Lili 12.."* a ~ -■* ■ an cid is» ty known as * “ Nance' • county poor home, awaiting theretw?utv veins tef.*ro tc sevx —t:r--uu-.- Ee returns the g.au Easter -■ ■- — :iui the stror ?t.is uxtpi.y wt-h mether and st r-rou:ro.i Vnss Magl-y is a gro. iuate of the Decatur High Sth 1 and .-..5: ith-ro .rostro..' s:h.:>. : raro-rv She has taken - .: trroes fro ror sncries iShi 15 si r-.-Z 2 . ?.' 3TTI T ?<’• th? Leek int and other magazines. Fro several months Miss Jessie hai - ' ■ . - ■' ~ ■ Pa Her Decatur 'r.esds are gga-i tc hear of h r literary srocess.

On May the third Gas Studler will ■leave for B-rce. Swizerland where h? will make one exV-n>K-d vi--.t of ~ix months or a year with his relatives, who he has not -roen for t wentv nine v-ar- Mr. Stadler has f r - rone time been in ■ • r health an . ■it is'as much on this a' aa ’•- .ther that he will make the trip t ■ regain his old form again. Tais roh-ro.ro>- that Mr roud.er was ron and where sis . I henro- -.at: - and where his p trents and nealy a- ! his rela'-ves l-.ve We certainly - ' - .- . . ■: ~ •- ■ a good time. A r-ettrkro in-ci _ed *excha.ng? - :ro i - ro ' sv,' ■;<* bend agtfSwfnß of gio- comingl tawn - ro. hts wife mat Mi — - - ■ . - - ■ ! feet tes head rs fu_ c: ' ' . - ■-s sr.-uui’th- kmt. he a tite groroni. nl ®se> cme witkin his' . --4 He siroer and ■ f i r.gro Be thinks the - - w 4 * -- 4 : 7ZT id-: 3rL irroxs j,-,.-. varo . e---' ■*2 ~ cl* i.L_. a* fa __* i — i -* —* v-- -ro i tro it rot tg ’■ ro-'.i itit . ■ v- --- - ? ro-ero s>. z at -■ - ■ - - xroi ninrrouT' Groat Snakes’ Wbero in I at. After a Itaa and .".rosroy w roro A few nroro sunny cays t" •. y - *3,5 ~ ~ 7— ~ 7-h ? ».L' —■.‘2 2_' ro”: l. ” :: : -.z ■ 2 . S.Vi-T-r* ~2~2 2.?2-Tn_' r L •* _- ~ 72 r T'2‘2 ’^’l7— tL . tad whe© the excorsian trains wiß} ■’T2LZ 72.5 h 72 122 -2 -2-2 1 ~2 ■ thfegs life in fiome Oily -1 SurerT tender J ’A Hunter anno --- es tba t .: tzg ~ue asse m" ~ th-s year roe h-.g' if "roe .-.ands roll te reserved for excurstro-st-■rod comges This mire will meet general appoval as the tmp’.essnntness as wcE as the inconvenience f nit bav-rog a suroatlc riroro groundwas sen-roly felt in firmer years when the assembly had full say at the island am these mt hav rog tickets were barred Fi-- 1 -hemts of the Cover I L€2if IS 2.1 S ICC* dll'll 2iTd ■n the jßtactioe of drinking, and has issue: the f-tll i-wing g-neral n-itice ;to employees of the road: “I am informed that the ns»- of intcxicatroro iitucrs is indulged in to a greater it .ess exten* ty the employes ?f ■ this company. Homan lives are too ; precious and property too valuable '. be handled by men whose inin.is ■ are clouded or nerves impaired by : use of alcoholic liquor- while the workman, whether skilled or other- ■ wise, who use- same, can neither do himself nor the company justice. 11 therefore desire to call the attention of all officers, agents and emj ployees to Rule G of this company’s ’ Book of Rules, on page 3. and to adi vise that the rule in question will hereafter be strictly enforced.” Rule G. which he refers to is very strict in its reference to the use of ! liquors by company employes. I was under Rule G that wholesab , discharges were made a few month ago in the train service, and tha three or four heads dropped intThe basket only unite recently. The Supreme Comt has declared that it is fir the t< wnship trustees to determine subject to an appeal to the county superintendent what , sch o s 'hall be maintained in his township and which of the s hi<] houses shall be closed for lack of pupils, oonveyan ies being furnished to carry the children of the district to'another school. It is said that >in the administration of scho- •’. affairs many questions of expediency arise, in which the action of a school offio» is not subject to re- ■ I vision by the courts, provided only that he acts in z :«od faith. The controversy between the trustee of Newville township, in Dekalb county. and the patrons of a school ‘ which he had discintinned was dei cided in favor of the trustee. The trustee closed the school because the daily attendance had fallen to eleven pupils, and some of the chil- ! drew were voluntarily attending a two room school a mt’e and a half away. He refused to re-establish it on the petition of a majority of the voters in school district and the court says that there is no prog)visi n of jaw requiring a trustee tto re-open a school upjn petition ' after he has closed it.

JIAKIXG WAX FORMS SHCW FIGURES FOR SHOPKEEPER? ARE COSTLY AFFAIRS. Tte Way the Head* Ire Molded Bre»ed a»d tiai-hed-The Hand, and Feet. a. a R<Ue. Are Made ot | rapier «*< !■<■ In Imitation ui Wa» 'A .x f ...- duron -■ d ’rove iron feet. Wty hare t -v -'lii---:’. To w.-.gbt down, - v t-rt wi.'. -taud erect. He si - ‘.u tos wroro-.. ;.?. a room as i c ~ v'neert halt AU around him ;. Floods of eiear light from - tv £ u ’» ou uea P® of ■ - , -;. 3 rows f L-jds. upjii mounds ?f .•■•..•? The [ .i. - bad a ghastly i I: resembled the scene of a tuas-sa.-to. ■-T.- art of making show figures, sc d the del -r. “has improved." He t . 22 - - dD d the Lead of a young I . revealing v. Ate teeth: :-e brown hair curled - ■ .yes .< •'•re :v-t: there i d.2ro- in the eLeek *A bnd like tLA.” be said, “is worth j g- • L.--ds re .- m pr.'.e fr in s’ to r- They are made t-f wax; they are - the eyes are cf glass, and the | - - -uu in t .:r. I'i. teil you bow they are male. -Wax—a great - - - - ■ - . ed iu a t.g i. rt.e until it has the ron- j fg yratw. It is then poured ‘ : . . v ... .:s. - - is of head? that stand awaiting it. The | mdfk are Lung up and shaken about. I 3 ntoeess causes the wax to cool I t ■ atlhroe ia a cro~t to the mold s i 22:- . . ." - -o is kept up until | ■ ... - _-; ■- i .. - i --s - -it..- eroior rt-.i.'-s where-; 1 . -o i_- _x. tire -ir,..-. is poured back 1210- the kettle. About the' ! m- Id. v.'L..._ .- made :: tw-- Liives. a ' | jacket ® piaee-i, and the roetrivanre ii j I -When the drying is complete the ; I M q£L and a wsii over | 2. . . -- a-B-ay the fines created here | 2m..”-'* Hi 225.’ Wli.2 2 tWft - m 2 eVr- 12 khe tLLpIV eye a«. -. i. ; 2?. X;v -;.e ..-mi p-t-ms to a giri. a .•• ’ - - (eye at whieh ss open, or sgvLi. it th# m: TLe cro firs: puts -.-u the eye<:e threads the needle wim a hair." runs it throsgh the wax and, I v.:_ iviv -; .- _ . ' fee- the a—i. s eye. that is open at the -or sates it inevitable far the hato ta stay wtere it is put. Tie gir. works w-.th great rapidity. 1b a few minutes sa- ia> the head adot-tied with a pair cf .-.Bg rod siiaggy ey-o<rews. -Next she puts on ti.- hair. For tha work, site ®s»s the same s.. rt of needle, * r*-»? Fs •- b-.y tn every case hutßan. F-x tie ci-:cper beads, however, it is Lair, a iromam iro very luster- { less. <x*rse variety. Beside ter stands a tsy s- int .amp. T_.- s_e a; plies to tie wax Wien it bewmes sc Lard tmit : ‘ the needle won’t penetrate it easLy. as ■ - - - - - . ?. ..... , on ta amother. wiiiie the head sbe laid I d»:-wn is taken up by a mam “This man cleans it first with kero- < ; sene. Then paints it all over a |piea.'.;.at and inviting fiesh rolir. He I I tints the cheeks, the ears and the &»- ' nils with carmine, and he paints the ' lips with rouge. A girl, a prof-'-.-.c.ii hairdresser, now takes the bead ia Land, carte the hair and dresses it fasti- mibiy and applies a coat of I ret. L powder to the face. The bead is now finished. “Hands and feet are made, as a rule of papier maebe, enameini and painted t fiesh color, so that they look like the best wax. Hands, feet, bodies, legs and urms are made in hollow molds.’’ The dealer led the way to the back of the sLup. ■•Hi re.” he said, “are some men mak- ; lag forms of papier mache now. Watch I them.” The workmen had molds of various • sizes and shapes before them—one the ; mold of a hand, another that of « f • a third that of a whole figure from the neck down t • the ankles. These molds were in halves. The pa- ’ pier msche that was to fill them looked 1 in its dry state hke blotting piper. I . Wet it resembled gray pulp. With this gray pulp the w- rkmen lined the molds' interiors well, seeing to it that every cranny and nook got its thick • lining. When the molds were filled—some were in numerous pieces—they were joined together, covered with their jackets and put away to dry. The artists cannot protect cannot copyright, their work in any way. . Hence they are constantly being preyed upon by imitators and thieves. A dealer. for instance, will order an original Lead of a woman from a noted maker of show figures. He will turn out a masterpiece. The dealer will make a mold of it and sell duplicates of the head broadcast There were in the past only three or four makers of show forms in America. Now there are over 201 The average workman at this business makes from S2>> to F 25 a week. The artist of great ability makes from gfi) to too. Show forms of the best sort are worth $!'•) and more apiece. They are rented ' by their owners to shopkeepers more often than they are sold outright the advantace of this method being that the shopkeeper through it is able to ‘ cl ree h ! « show forms often.—Phitedeiphii. Tress. I So Maay Like Him. “I see dat ole Brer Thomas is still growlin’ at de world.” “What de matter wid him nowy ‘ “Set his mind on gfittia’ a dollar, an" i somebody rive him 50 cents."—Atlanta Constitution.

I• I I Summer Apparel ’A2 m ’ ,,, be once cool > “flish and / jfce shape retaining. To be cool it hat £ \ to be thin, and to maMe it stylish £^ 4 A«fcr2.\ J and shape retaining requires the ■-| shill of master tailors. |-2 f Clothcraft tailors ARE master y 2 |fc:2<■J&t'-'IK I tailors and evary suit they mahe vA Wb-. I shows their sEi’J liV Ei The “E* sex ” model shown in A’» U-i l'i V 11' ,he iHu* tra, ‘ on B aa ideal sum. V i V S' a mer suit. It will retain its fit wSki V l I you can rely upon that and it win I give gcod service for more than * one se«.soA> to $25, I H " ! ”" s3 ' & C1 _

NOTICE TO TAY-PAYERS. Taxes are now due and payable at the County Treasurer's effice. Books will close Monday, May 2nd 1904. Truly J. H. Voglewede.Treas. Seed Corn for Sale. A limited amount of well dried and well selected seed corn for sale. Enquire at Everett A Hite's grocery.or at my home, one-half mile south of Decatur. Ed Johnson. 85d5w2 Notice to the Public. Cataract and ail diseases of the eyes [cured without an operation by Dr. G. Thain. It makes no difference how long you have been blind or how sore v.ur eyes are you can be cured, also, deafness or bard cf hearing can oe restored. Consultation and examination free. I will beat the Murray House Thursday. April 28. 51tf Farm for Sale. An 80-acre farm, good land, al cleared, well improved, located og mile north and one-balf miles west of Steele. Inquire of D. Mattox. Berne. lud„ Rural Route. No. 3. M2tf ...L2L Advertising... I PPOIXTMEXTOF ADMINISTRATOR. Notice i« hereby riven, that the nnder- ■ 2x' ’’-t-s apt- in’r-4 admit;*!raters. . f -ne e<..kte •. f Iva .a*e of \-i - - ertate > dto..v si-re'.l’i-G- -e W Bbow*. Adminisirai r. April IS l->s !-• D. H- Jer A S r-. Attorneys y TICE ‘F SaLE F REAL ESTATE. ! Noti e> hereby zi'-'-’T •ras_’oLn Fe?iruson. ; -x*- ‘-.v r ,f :■ -•.-*■ *2. •<? Ge*, rze W. Mcfc . d . ffer a; private sale, at ; be 2kw ■■•?. v -> f CGir* J Lutz m the e yof j Dkcatur. lß’iiAßa. to the highest Li Ider. er. Friday. May 6. 1904, -.be foiloviag .ii'CT-.ted real estate, to-wit: Pnrsuan’ to an order of the Adanss 'srci.it eon-v. betetzv, re entered ot re, -r-l iolot - cne Lattired at 1 reve- • —-r !T in h vris.-n.; put .;c the town Inow etty jfDe»t .r. Adstn- --sty. lodacx- sad -*let>e continued fronsdav to day uni:: saidreal s v.e is s. .d X ‘ d will terere.v-d for ess -hen the appraised raise of said lande. Terms of sale are fc. I; xs. tu-wit: Onrethted cash in hand on day cf sale, onethird its eoe year and ne-third in two years fr r dare f sa - Purthaaer t. : fetbe ir i-red paytisen’s by good freehold and ■ '-ret; to the «atisfact;>n of the i executor. JOHX FERGUSON. Execator J Clark J. Lutz, Attorney. S-4 : —- ATI X FOR LKORV L'.CESE y.’ti.-e > hereby riven to the citizens of the Third Ward, of the city if Decatsr. Adams i x.nnty :«j the state of Indiana, that I. W’taiani I Hartings, a male inhabitant and resident • -s:d ward, a person over the age of twenryi one years.a pers ■« not in the baoit of ’-ecctn- * j in? intoxicated and a fit pmon a > be entrust-*] I ed with t-re -aie of intjxicatsnc . ..:----s. wL. • i E-»»e appl Seat son to the toard o' c-- .ton-is Hon-1 • ere of the o. _n :y vs Acatns. at their Mav ses- ! s. r. for the year ISM.: r a I - ~;-:r!taous. via as, malt an i Ollier sntosi.'at- ' .Lil, .tn,, ; ies- quiialit’-es than a- ar: at! atime. with the privnereof allowing the same i to be drank on the premises where s- li lise i place waere I desire t. «e>. <s : i -at . ?- . .-: re is in a one story I ui-dinr frottir c . n - Second street in said city situated on the foi-towingdes-rribed prem:~ts. to-Wit Coniniencinr at th* semthw—t corner of lot number two hundred sod sixiv-niue =■' • in; Use city cf Decat nr. Adxms e<-=':r.tv. Indiana, running tben -e east one hundred ano th rty-' two f®r> feet: thence north twenty-two 2S ‘ feet: thence west ocehundred and thirty-two ! B£. feet: the nee south twentv-tw. «' 'e,to tbe place of bermc-nr. The" re err. where 1 ! desire to sell aforesaid intoxicating' ■■ twenty feet and nine tacbes wide ard f.-rtv-eight feet and two , ,j. sj-j baildinron the c..;-,' ieis twentv-tw. ft ’feet • wide and fisty si»- feet tone: and I ar the same time ask perm:-,. ;® fr, m s »:d board of rommise; erers to keep and maintain a lunch 1 counter in aforesaid room for the pornoeef . seliins eatabes “ WILLIAM HAKTISGS, • Applicant. i ( , ; — V TICE CF> OM MB'IOXTRSSALE J OF REAL ESTATE. 1 re i _Tae nn--re *-tel. omm sslyner. by virtue. o, an order of the Adams circuit court, made i 1 ? C B' H * -Lt-re r. per.dint, ea- ! i t.t.ed Cotd- a I Townsend a»CD:ek Tcwn*tl 4 Vs Lscy , Greamnr Aaeastii* C‘ i : rerec -y and numbered upon tbe docket! i tWreof. perehypves notice that at tbe law oSce of D b‘H- >r 4 S.« in the -.ty f : - Decater. Adams county. r " Friday, Mav 20,1904, between the boursot »e eioek and i-’o.clock , a. m .o* said day. and from day to dar th» rei after until w. id. ae wIL osier for sale a- nri vase vendue and at not teas than tbe fu are I s’? I '!*’- 3 J**®* l teroof. the following rek ’ :r -.counsy. Indium.' 1 18’.. Ge§orlb»M* sdlow®, TV? east halves of tnlots nnntbered *.re fcftT-sever: I" . !?? T F: T 2 l>. and one hundred aij , | fitiy-s —«. as ssjjj jotj lre .Jesizaated on

the original plat of the town now city at Decatur. Ind; »na. TERMr OF SALE: One third ctfhin hand on daraf sale oß*-tb’r<i m one months and ~n e' th*ro si in eicnteen month- Deferred payments to!-ar - x per cent. <n-. t. annum, and lobe secured by e; ri.aire and freehold security. HENRY B. HELLER. '';mu..reiiuer . D. Heller A Son, Attorneys, 7.4 x. A TITIoN. In tbe matter of the petit: n of Jahn A. Yeoman. Noto-* is hereby elven that a petit; . has been filed with the Auditor of Adam- -.>unty state of Indiana, and viewers apt have viewed anti reported said view, which Is - • in my office. Tte hearing ot said petition upon its merits will be on Monday. May 2. 1904. : the -ame beinc the first day of th* >( aT : term. I'M of the Board of of Adams eountv. Indiana. The prayer r»f said pe-it lon is tha- adlwh < hecOßstructed on tbe following n .-■ - >a : ComtneßCing at a point seven- ' o i rods wtst and fifty-lour and • . rods south 1 t tbe n< rtbeast rornt- : the north half of the southwest quarter fseetioneleven .Ilk townsbiptwentr.- i north, range fourteen 14 east, in Adar: - um». Indiana Running thence east t:..rtr-'gbt rods; thence south To degr— ■ .j. teen r. «is: th'me south-:.- deer-■ - .- a st, . ■-rry-four U reds: thence ~ .th --' .-rr-n east, twenty one rods, and term .oat :. tbe > James K. Martz ditch at a point thirty ® r »*s < j-r and nineteen IS) rodss .- ‘ the 1 southeast corner of the nortn hs ‘ 'the ~ utbwe-.' quarter of sctione.ever . t,,w D . ship and range heretofore men th men. Passing thiough and affecting rr- -,ndsof Alice L. Ray. J bn A. Yeoman G H. Laughery T J R.yl. T H Ray. John M Ray oeorge 1 H Martz, Josepn Whitebead and M nr e town- '■ ship. ABE BOCB, S-3 Auditor Adams county Notice of macadamized stone ROAD PETITION Notice is hereby given that tie. - N Burkett. t< g*tber with numerous ther per-oas. resident freeholders and tersin Jefferson township. Adams icty Ist ana i have filed their joint petition in t Andi- ' t. r s office of said Adams county, '.niiana, a-s t g and praying n their Ss: lp ■■. ■ ■■. at the hoard •( O'mrr..-< - nere • ' -a At.ma iccuatv. Indiana, bu.id and construct a tree ■ . i.-adzi: ized s'c-ne road in sail ’• f-rs n ' township, over and upon tbe pt; ’ ghwav -itnatedand located on the fiil.os.n? r ate. | towit: Commencing at a*d Intersect • :'h • tie East J-!?• re >n macadam road a* the s i corner of the north ast quarter ; '- a I twenty-one ?! tywn«b:p tw-: : - -> ’ r- rb. r»nr> fifteen -I’> east, a- ; • ' -’ thence on the sect n line east - ” ? ; east half -f «e's >ns twen v. .1 .-1 twenty-two H and tbe east ha ' ■ -• tiers toer >o c and se-.”’ nfift- - ’ s'ate line between Indiana . rd there terminate Toe same •• r-’ ' ■ “ one-half mile or T.M9 liniei fee' ■ •'.-t'a. Ssid improvement to be sunpl mer' -.-y to and a ro-1 inuanre of tbe h;>-' Jrffersoa Township macadam road and t‘ ■’ the East Jefferson Township Macs .=r. Extension R-std. The said improvement prayed f t - -aid petition to be supplementary t . . atinuation of said E-st Jeffere r. " ' P macadamized road N> S. And that Mondav. Slay 2,19G4, has been set and fixe-d ?y end r- ' :r- n said petition as tbe day and rate - ■-. -a.-i petition will be beard by said tear ' ' < t’.issioners m tbeir room ar . • f- - •? ! auditor's office in the court b >us- ■ - amscounty. Indiana and of they- -- /"I said petition and of the heart*-••••■ revs s - persons interested will take due n ’ Abe Both. Au-i:: «-3 AdamsG : ■ ■ lad. VOTT‘ EOF HEARING OF DIT PETITION I In tbe matterof the petition of W.. =* ’ Meyers ditch Noth-e hereby c>ven that a r-' " i! J been filed with tbe auditor of Adar - ' v - state >t Ir.cmna. and viewers ha? - 2 .* pointed who have viewed snd ret - ■ 1 I view, which is ■ti fi-e in my fi • ■ ’2 . Ing of said p*’itiou upon its merit- 3 Monday. Mav 2.1M4. the same being tbe first day ‘ ''7 j term. BOt. of the board of comm:— • ‘ Alans ■ unty. Indiana. i Tbe prayer of said per. 1: « .- ' >' I be -—■nstrscttd on the following re ; - ■ .1. Commencing at a roint filter ’ ■’ I north of tbe southeast corner f tbe i O. Meyers land, described as so. [ Commencing at the north-•3--,’ 2 t-rtis half of the nor thee st quarter !- z. n:ne s. towitehip twenty-six n-— '\ -, fifteen Is. east: thence <vith ■ T 4 rods and five links: thence wre f ■?' Creek'dCrb: thence north fol • - meanderincs of the Blue Cree» 1 ' sectwo use: thence east to th- . a ginning, in Adams oounty In.: - J north SS degrees west, twelve H re:- , .J* north eighteen I' rude: then re - ~ e frees east sis r> rods: thence nor:? b 3 :.1 creeseas’.eirbteen rods, th re- ’ i degrees east, twelve li' rods: : ~j » degr.es west six - rods, rh-r ? ■■ fourteen 14. rods: thence north * ’'-'l,' east, nineteen 1» rods: thence r ' grees west, fifteen 15* rods: thence - ; 1 degrees west, twenty-six rods ■ degree- wret. thirteen thence wtet nine .* re s: theocc rr' 2 urees west, six ' roes, thence - crees west, nine “> rv Is: thence ■ a I crees west, thirty >3« rods: thence tb' ‘ ’degrees west, twenty-one S’ rd- '. r rtb f degrees w v st. eUeti- ; tnence nonfc Wdegrees ass', twenty • *, and termiaaling in Bin* Creek st . | thirty-three (3i> rods north and tw--r I *®*k we «* quarter of sectron f' -' ' , si. pand range here -cfore ment»one u ? ■ Passing through an-i affecting th* B .'..4 Dye Farowa. William O Mey-.>. j r . , Naaey Pass water. Rebecs* 1' ; Jialiiia Hap£h Crees -• shon by the viewers report. Aas Roch./ > d i*s - Ida: CVUE*}-